Elvith Ma'for

Former Reddfugee, found a new home on feddit.de. Server errors made me switch to discuss.tchncs.de. Now finally @ home on feddit.org.

Likes music, tech, programming, board games and video games. Oh… and coffee, lots of coffee!

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  • I only know that you can find it out using a NBT editor of the world/save.

    If you suspect that both maps share the same ID and want to check in game if they’re the same ID:

    Take one map with you, leave the renamed behind. enter the maps area. Build some blocks and check the map. Repeat until they start to show up on the map (depending on zoom level you only need a single block). Now leave the area of that map and check the renamed map. If it has the same ID, then it will reflect those changes. If not, it has a different ID.

    If you have commands on, you might be able to use /data get to access some NBT data from an item in your hotbar, but I’m not sure if the map ID shows there.












  • One important tip from that community to be more successful:

    Do not use the “original” link, but link a YouTube short. Why?

    1. It’s not the known link (“XcQ”)
    2. Shorts do autoplay
    3. Shorts are ad free
    4. Shorts are optimized for mobile and usually start playing quickly

    Where as the original link will probably just dump you to 1-3 pre roll ads and the rickroll is only seeing the title and closing the tab/app…




  • There’s an app that I find useful. Many many years ago (on Android 2.3 or maybe Android 4?) I got a lifetime license for it.

    Then a few years ago they updated the app and introduced a subscription. I don’t care, because the features that I use are still accessible in the grandfathered lifetime license. BUT after every update without a subscription you now need to complete the whole “let’s personalize this app for you” thing. Afterwards it just dumps you onto a screen to select the subscription you want to pay for. You need to dismiss that screen in order to use the free features OR login and restore your old license to unlock most of the features.

    They intentionally put a white X to dismiss that screen in the top left, but also put a very bright image there directly under it, so that it’s barely recognizable.



  • The only somewhat valid use case for “driving 1.000km without a stop” would be several people in the car taking turns on the driver’s seat. While you’d technically need to stop to switch drivers this in itself is way quicker than even a quick charge on paper.

    BUT: considering traffic jams, speed limits and such - a 1.000km trip would take around 10+ hours anyway. You’re not going to tell me that you do not even stop to pee or stretch a bit for 10+ hours, do you?